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One of a beautiful set.  Click through for the full set. I can’t read Russian so I can’t provide any further information on the photographer or model. View high resolution

One of a beautiful set.  Click through for the full set.

I can’t read Russian so I can’t provide any further information on the photographer or model.

Monkey Adrift. NYC’s Central Park Zoo, 2007. I suppose this is a metaphor for something or other but I’m too tired to ascribe meaning to my old photographs. View high resolution

Monkey Adrift. NYC’s Central Park Zoo, 2007. I suppose this is a metaphor for something or other but I’m too tired to ascribe meaning to my old photographs.

Cassandra Siegler of Lady Circus and Desert Sin as Anais Nin in a piece based on Nin’s writings regarding her father View high resolution

Cassandra Siegler of Lady Circus and Desert Sin as Anais Nin in a piece based on Nin’s writings regarding her father

Carrie and Pippin, Williamsburg. My ex-girlfriend and one of her cats who is a black box radiator of love.  One of the problems with being a photographer is that you don’t think about taking snapshots very often but I’m always fond of looking back at them.  View high resolution

Carrie and Pippin, Williamsburg.

My ex-girlfriend and one of her cats who is a black box radiator of love.  One of the problems with being a photographer is that you don’t think about taking snapshots very often but I’m always fond of looking back at them. 

Vangeline Theater at The White Box: Vangeline Theater at The White Box

Vangeline Theater at The White Box:

Vangeline Theater at The White Box

Twin Trees, Riverside Park: View of Newburgh across the Hudson River from Riverside Park in Beacon, NY Took my digital out for a spin on Sunday. I don’t think I’ve really used it since the storm as I’ve been focused on the 4x5 work.

Twin Trees, Riverside Park:

View of Newburgh across the Hudson River from Riverside Park in Beacon, NY

Took my digital out for a spin on Sunday. I don’t think I’ve really used it since the storm as I’ve been focused on the 4x5 work.

It might finally be spring. You can still see your breath but the river is clear of ice and the geese are making a racket in the park. View high resolution

It might finally be spring. You can still see your breath but the river is clear of ice and the geese are making a racket in the park.

Another view of the Tidal Marsh south of Beacon. I first discovered this location in January when it was about 5 degrees out before the windchill factor.  We’ll see how it looks in spring. Taken with a Shen Hao PTB 4x5 with a Schneider 150mm f/5.6 on a paper negative.

Another view of the Tidal Marsh south of Beacon. I first discovered this location in January when it was about 5 degrees out before the windchill factor.  We’ll see how it looks in spring.

Taken with a Shen Hao PTB 4x5 with a Schneider 150mm f/5.6 on a paper negative.